俱舍論記 4.37

4.37

"The treatise says ... combined and universally present": this explains the fourth line. The masters of the Vibhāṣā hand down the tradition thus: the ten dharmas enumerated are combined and universally present in every single moment of all minds. The treatise master is inclined toward the Sautrāntika, not believing that all ten dharmas have separate real entities; therefore he says "hand down the tradition".